Il CES 2024, as in past years, offers a vast overview of the new technologies that will soon populate our homes. In some cases, however, they go well beyond the reach of ordinary consumers, with objects with functions (and above all costs) that are difficult to access.
The foldable television presented by the company falls into the category of “science fiction” products C Seedor the extraordinary N1. This is a product offered on the market in very few examples, equipped with a 137 inches and the ability to be folded on itself when not in use.
In fact, just press a button for the various parts of the display to close, taking up very little space. The closing process, it seems, requires about 2 and a half minutes.
N1 is an extraordinary folding TV in terms of technology and image quality
What is also impressive about the N1 is the fact that, despite being a screen divided into different sections, there do not seem to be any visible divisions during use. This is possible through a particular technology, known as Adaptive Gap Calibration. The latter allows you to automatically measure, through special sensors, the infinitesimal distances between the panels, then calibrating the LED adjacent to make the reproduced image uniform.
As is easy to imagine, N1 presents itself as a TV with very high level technical specifications, with impressive image quality. The screen can rotate 180 degrees. The screen has a 4K resolution and can reach a peak brightness of 4.000 nitcon HDR it’s a’wide range of colors.
The real pain comes when it’s time to reach for your wallet. N1, in fact, has a cost of well $200,000 (installation and configuration included). It must be said that there are also other, more expensive versions of the TV: that one from outsidefor example, costs 240,000 dollars, while for those who want to save a little, there is also a “mini” version for 103 inches. In the latter case, 110,000 dollars is enough to take the device home.